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Estate Planning Tips for Newlyweds
6 Estate Planning Tips for Newlyweds

Brian and Jennifer could not be happier about their recent wedding. After months and months of meticulous planning and constant daydreaming about their special day and the moment they each would say “I do,” they can finally call themselves Mr. and Mrs. and look forward to a bright future together. Surprisingly, one of the first…

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Breach of Contract
What Does Breach of Contract Mean?

Over the past 15 years, Mike has become known around town as a good, honest, reliable, and reasonably priced residential painter. In fact, there are not many homes in his immediate area that he has not touched up, and his Google reviews have been going through the roof. That is why it was so shocking…

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Held in Contempt of Court
4 Easy Ways to Avoid Being Held in Contempt of Court

The Texas Supreme Court defines contempt as “disobedience to or disrespect of a court by acting in opposition to its authority.” Basically, you did something inside or outside of a courtroom to disobey or disrespect a judge and obstruct the proper administration of justice. So what is the best way to avoid being held in…

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Have Your Estate Plan Reviewed
You Need to Have Your Estate Plan Reviewed Often

We caution existing and prospective clients all the time about the dangers of neglecting their estate planning strategies altogether. Simply put, everyone needs to have a plan in place for the day they die or become incapacitated, and getting it done sooner rather than later is always best. But what about those who do have…

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